Guitar Pedal Accessories

Guitar pedal accessories are the parts that hold a pedalboard together, including DC power cables, daisy chains, mounting plates, hook and loop tape and flat MIDI patch cables.

Everything that keeps a pedal board running: DC power cables and daisy chains, hook and loop tape, RockBoard QuickMount mounting plates, flat MIDI patch cables, board LED lights and footswitch toppers, shipped fast from our Australian warehouse.

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Everything that keeps a pedal board running: DC power cables and daisy chains, hook and loop tape, RockBoard QuickMount mounting plates, flat MIDI patch cables, board LED lights and footswitch toppers, shipped fast from our Australian warehouse.

About Guitar Pedal Accessories

A working pedal board is more than the pedals. This range covers the power cabling and hardware that hold everything together: SWAMP and MOEN DC power cables and daisy chains for distributing power around your board, RockBoard QuickMount plates for mounting pedals securely, plus flat MIDI patch cables, pedal board LED lights, pick holders and NUX footswitch toppers.

If you are building a board from scratch, start with the essentials: a pedal power supply, short guitar patch cables to link your pedals, and hook and loop tape and cable ties to keep everything in place. Browse pedal boards to mount it all on, or head back to the full guitar pedals range to fill the empty spots.

Pedal Accessory FAQs

What accessories do I need to build a pedal board?

Beyond the pedals themselves you need a power supply or daisy chain to power them, short patch cables to connect them, and hook and loop tape or mounting plates to fix them to the board. Cable ties and a case round out most setups.

What is a daisy chain power cable?

A daisy chain feeds one 9V DC power supply output to several pedals through a single multi-plug cable. It is an economical way to power multiple low-current pedals, though digital and high-drain pedals do better on an isolated multi-output supply.

How do I attach pedals to a pedal board?

Hook and loop tape is the classic method: one side sticks to the board, the other to the pedal base. Mounting plate systems like RockBoard QuickMount give a more secure hold and make it easier to swap pedals around.